Undeniable Proof that LUNA + UST = Ponzi

Now there is a big discussion. Do Kwan of Luna wants to fork LUNA. Probably to save his whale friends and himself. While the community seems to prefer burning LUNA every transaction.

So what you are trading now on LUNA is air. Do Kwon is going the wrong way according to CEO of Binance, Vital from Ethereum and others. I expect some problems and a new big dump.

Burn Luna Proposal.

https://agora.terra.money/t/proposal...saction/12176/

Kill the Whales instead Saving the Whales.



Do Kwon Takes Heat From CZ, Buterin, Markus For Terra's Failure And Revival Plan
https://www.ibtimes.com/do-kwon-take...l-plan-3510224

The fact that you think peeing money away on crypto and running a website (or indeed any business) where you get a regular income is the same in your mind, should be a warning to you.

I think any legal, legitimate way to make money is good and I feel there is no reason to limit myself to any one single income stream. I make money from investments (such as crypto and gold), custom programming, software sales, websites, and we own two dental clinics. If any of those runs into problems - I have other sources of income. Diversification is a good thing.

Just like with stocks, someone wins and someone loses. Sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down. I believe I recall reading that Tesla is worth more then all the other major car companies combined but posts substantially less profits. Uber can't turn a profit either. Netflix can't turn a profit but all of these stocks have "value" for some reason. They are no different then crypto but accepted universally.

K0nr4d, my friend, why are you even bothering with the idiot?

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Aren't you investing in VR Porn brothels? Pretty surprising you're so adamantly opposed to crypto currency...

I need to take my mind off work sometimes :1orglaugh

The Crypto Cult of Do Kwon: ‘If It Was a Ponzi Scheme, They Did a Good Job’ He built a $60 billion empire by calling people “poor.” Then it blew up.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022...ypto-cult.html

Everything is going down, not just bitcoin

https://i.snipboard.io/vc09gk.jpg

https://i.snipboard.io/XKcl3e.jpg

How This Man Just Caused a $45 BILLION Crash [Terra Luna]

Im part of the therickle.com its a cool tiny ass token to empower our developings & community nonsense.
Decentralized vs Centralized is like left vs right.

ITS A PAYMENT PROVIDER! Its supposed to extend the buying capacity of the bank neglected. Blockchain Tips during cam shows are amazing!

Did you know one can stream over the ethereum network using its geth nodes? if it wasnt for the gas prices.

Instead of cold storing huge databases each file could be stored & transfered by embeding the container onto the contract itself. There is only one file jet each view adds an accounted snapshot to the blockchain.

Crypto currencies are just the prototype using greed to fuel RnD of the blockstack clouds!
Chill the fock down, collect the dust, keep it safe in your wallet & use it to support your favorite porn model

Earning anything is a matter of grinding the resources... i never gave a shit bout cash so one day in 2014 i was bored horny & signed up as model over at pornhub
Went full Hard Mode& only used Free Services by doing everything myself!

Pornhub Pornstar rank +/-10849
number 1 austrian trans on xvideos! <3
3 websites & servers!

3 sites & am developing blockchain tech to use while my brand BRAND-ynette turns into rare amateur NFT treasure!

the only thing im lacking is actually making real money! Like my crypto dust, it comes from all over but in tiny ammounts & i need to be quick to get bonuses

Buy $100 worth of LUNA.. Thank me after 9 months.
It's $0.00019476 as of this posting (May 23, 2022)

hahahhaha crypto bro's

eat it

Buy Rickle Winston & Ahwa

Shitcoin schillers are supposed to go away in bear markets, I guess we still have a few lingering :disgust

Trillions lost and lives ruined: inside crypto’s ‘Lehman Brothers’


https://www.standard.co.uk/insider/b...-b1001656.html

Your FUD article is littered with false information, clearly written by someone who has done no more than couple minutes or hours of research on fundamentals of any cryptocurrency or Bitcoin.

Example #1:

"For the uninitiated, cryptocurrency is a “virtual currency” that is de-centralised so doesn’t require a middleman aka a bank"

This is false. Bitcoin is decentralized. The rest are not.

Example #2:

"Crypto is a gamble. You’re betting on a game where you don’t know the rules"

Bitcoin is open source, every piece of Bitcoin technology can be read/seen by anyone, and it is unchangeable. And the blockchain is 100% transparent. Of anything in the world, Bitcoin is something you can truly learn it fully, the rules are clearly stated. So again, this article is (most likely) lying intentionally to fit a WEF, IMF, or central banks narrative.

Tons more examples.

DVTimes did you even read this article? :disgust

Decentralize it!
Try to beat the chacha sha256{Guess#1}Blockchain

youtu.be/S9JGmA5_unY
UNIVERSE PC MASTER RACE

https://i.imgur.com/aksktMk.png
youtu.be/-pS7GtlRwWI

Never knows It might go to zeroO

Why would you post a link to a scam?

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/b...-b2099593.html

Bitcoin (BTC) has crashed more than 10 per cent at the start of the week, falling below $25,000 for the first time since December 2020.

It is the latest in a series of price crashes for the cryptocurrency, which has seen it drop more than 60 per cent in value over the last seven months.

Bitcoin price plummets below $25K following Celsius freeze

https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/13/2...e-drop-celsius

On Sunday night, the Celsius Network, one of the largest crypto lending platforms, abruptly announced a “pause” on withdrawals and transfers, citing “extreme market conditions.” Celsius announced its halt as markets in Asia opened on Monday morning, and the price of its CEL token — worth nearly $7 a year ago — lost a third of its remaining value, falling to just 21 cents.

In the hours that followed the pause, prices of other cryptocurrencies have also tumbled. CoinMarketCap’s global cryptocurrency tracker showed the total market cap of crypto assets (including stablecoins and tokens) below $1 trillion as of 8:53AM ET, falling from its peak of $3 trillion last November.

https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...ket-conditions

Bitcoin withdrawals temporarily suspended in volatile day for crypto market

The cryptocurrency market has endured another day of volatility as the Binance exchange temporarily suspended bitcoin withdrawals and the total value of the digital asset market dipped below $1tn (£820bn), after a cryptocurrency lender stopped customers from taking back their funds.

The cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius Network halted withdrawals because of “extreme market conditions”, prompting a selloff.

Bitcoin dropped to a 17-month low of $23,629 after the Celsius announcement, while ether, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency after bitcoin, dropped more than 15% to $1,237, its lowest since January 2021. Meanwhile, Binance announced it had “temporarily paused” bitcoin withdrawals owing to a “stuck on-chain transaction”, before announcing a resumption several hours later.

The total value of the cryptocurrency market fell below $1tn after the sell-off, according to the data site CoinMarketCap, which had valued the market at almost $3tn in November.

Bitcoiners have been calling out these potential rug-pull/scams for months/years.

https://twitter.com/coryklippsten/st...37207858999296

^^ this guy predicted the UST/Luna AND Celsius pull. Follow & learn from him.

Something for the Bitcoin Blues . . .

Don't buy the dip, the worst is yet to come.

Bank of England's Bailey repeats dire crypto warning: Be prepared to lose all your money

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ba...162315148.html



Bank of England (BoE) governor Andrew Bailey has warned crypto investors they could lose all their money as he said unbacked crypto assets have no intrinsic value.

"If you want to invest in these assets, okay, but be prepared to lose all your money," Bailey told the the public accounts committee (PAC) on Monday.

He added: "People may still want to buy them because they have extrinsic value ... people value things for personal reasons. But they don't have intrinsic value.

"This morning we have seen another blow-up in a crypto exchange."

Speaking to MPs on the committee, he also said artificial intelligence tools (AI) could potentially be a means to create automatic controls on suspicious cryptocurrencies. Bailey said that there are a lot of bad actors in crypto world and AI could be harnessed to automatically weed them out instantaneously.

Bailey's comments came as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are collapsing in price after Binance temporarily halted all withdrawals, citing "extreme market conditions".

Binance suspends bitcoin withdrawals as price slides

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...ides-jfvcdsmhk

Bitcoin suffered another wave of selling after the world’s biggest exchange, Binance, suspended customer withdrawals hours after a leading lender to the crypto market halted transfers.

The price of bitcoin fell another 15.5 per cent yesterday, taking the price below $25,000 for the first time since December 2020 and fuelling a sell-off in the wider cryptocurrency market.